The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16
Neyys of ths Churches.


/ Rev. S. r. Gillette, d. D.. has taken up sum-
mer quarters IN his cottage at Acton.
| Rev. DIR. Holiday. who has been hopelessly Ill
for many weeks, has recovered sufficiently to be
| able to ride out.
Hall place, Central avenue and South street
| churches will run an excursion train to Warsaw
| on next Tuesday.
Rev DIR. Atchison. late president Of Moores
| Hill College, will probably Do pastor OF the
Rnshvie church next year.
Rev. r. v. Hunter, of the Seventh Presby-
terrain Church. will leave next week to spend .
month at Lake Chautauqua.
The congregation of Central-avenue M. T.
church has unanimously requested the reap
| pointment OF Rev. A. w. Lamport
Rev. Charles w. Tinsley, pastor OF Grace NJ
| E. Church. will address the Military Park tenn
| perance meeting at o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
| A service of song, conducted by the pastor.
| will be held in CeDtrai.avenue NJ f. Church to-
morrow evening. The "Epworth HyInnsr will
| be used
A meeting Of the congregation Of the Fifth
Presbyterian Church will be held on Thursday
evening, July rs. for the purpose OF electing
| trustees.
Robert w Douglass, the evangelist, OF West
Milton, o.. will preach tomorrow morning and
evening ut Friends Church, corner OF Delaware
and st. Clair streets.
Fourth Presbyterian Church. will begin next
week. He will spend six weeks in travelling over
Indiana in the interest of Wabash College
Rev. E. B. Rawls, of Edwin Ray Church, left
this week for Ocean Grove with bis family. to
be gone foursweeks. Rev. Frank Tincher. who
is at home on a vacation, will take charge OF the
church In his absence.
Rev C. f. Line, OF Irvington. expects to take
a light PASTORAL work next year, with view TO
attel ding the theological department Of DePauw
University. His charge will probably be Irving
ton. without any country appointments.
Rev. j. L. Gilbert. D. d.. pastor of Meridian
street NJ. Il. Church. will preach In Central
avenue Church tomorrow morning and Rev.
A. w. Lamport will occupy the pulpit of the
Meridian street Church at the same hour.
Rev. E. d. Curtis, formerly general State
missionary for Michigan, has accepted the call
as state superintendent Of Congregational home
missions, and has removed from Grand Rapids
to this city. He succeeds Rev. l.. r. Rose The
American Home Missionary Society. which con-
trolls and supports the work, is now expanding
about So, 900 year in Indiana
The Seventh Presbyterian Church is being
moved to make room for new building on the
services will be held by Rev. Hunter to-mor
row. but arrangements will be completed next
week for the regular services. The new build
ing will be of frame and will have seating
capacity Of 1000. The lecture-room and audi
ence-room will be connected so that they can be
thrown together whenever desired.
The Church at Wogk, the Presbyterian paper
started few months ago by Revs u. l.. Nc
Mutt r. v. Hunter and E. p. Whallou has been
so auccessfu that IL will be enlarged and given
a wider scope. 1t has been devoted to Presbyte-
riansm in Indianapois and Indiana. and in
eight months it's circulation has reached between
1000 and 3. 600. With the entire country as it's
field it is believed that it can be made proper
tionately as prosperous it has been hereto
fore.